2025 Bihar Legislative Assembly election

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2025 Bihar Legislative Assembly election
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All 243 seats in the Bihar Legislative Assembly
122 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Registered74,355,976 (Increase2.svg 3.5%) [1]
Turnout67.13% [2] (Increase2.svg 9.84 pp)
 Majority partyMinority partyThird party
 
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Leader Samrat Choudhary Nitish Kumar Tejashwi Yadav
Party BJP JD(U) RJD
Alliance NDA NDA MGB
Leader since202420052017
Leader's seat Tarapur (Won) MLC Raghopur (Won)
Last election19.46%, 74 seats15.39%, 43 seats23.11%, 75 seats
Seats won898525
Seat changeIncrease2.svg 15Increase2.svg 42Decrease2.svg 50
Popular vote10,081,1439,667,11811,546,055
Percentage20.08%19.25%23.00%
SwingIncrease2.svg 0.62 pp Increase2.svg 3.86 pp Decrease2.svg 0.11 pp
 Fourth partyFifth partySixth party
 
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AIMIM
Leader Chirag Paswan Rajesh Kumar Akhtarul Iman
Party LJP(RV) INC AIMIM
Alliance NDA MGB GDA
Leader since202120252015
Leader's seatDid not contest Kutumba (lost) Amour (Won)
Last electionNew Party9.48%, 19 seats1.24%, 5 seats
Seats won1965
Seat changeIncrease2.svg 19Decrease2.svg 13Steady2.svg
Popular vote2,497,3584,374,579930,504
Percentage4.97%8.71%1.85%
SwingIncrease2.svg 4.97 pp Decrease2.svg 0.77 pp Increase2.svg 0.19 pp
 Seventh partyEighth partyNinth party
 
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CPI(ML)L
Leader Santosh Kumar Suman Upendra Kushwaha Mahbub Alam
Party HAM(S) RLM CPI(ML)L
Alliance NDA NDA MGB
Leader since202220232020
Leader's seatMLCDid not contest Balrampur (lost)
Last election0.89%, 4 seatsNew Party3.12%, 12 seats
Seats won542
Seat changeIncrease2.svg 1Increase2.svg 4Decrease2.svg 10
Popular vote587,056533,3131,425,592
Percentage1.17%1.06%2.84%
SwingIncrease2.svg 0.28 pp Increase2.svg 1.06 pp Decrease2.svg 0.32 pp
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Chief Minister before election

Nitish Kumar
JD(U)

Elected Chief Minister

Nitish Kumar
JD(U)

Legislative Assembly elections were held in Bihar from 6 to 11 November 2025, to elect the 243 members of the Bihar Legislative Assembly. The votes were counted and the results were declared on 14 November 2025.

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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) won a landslide victory securing 202 of the 243 seats in which the election was held, defeating the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD)-led Mahagathbandhan (MGB) which secured just 35 seats. Incumbent chief minister Nitish Kumar took the oath for a record tenth time. Incumbent deputy chief ministers Samrat Chaudhary and Vijay Kumar Sinha took the oath as the deputy chief ministers for the second consecutive time. For the first time, the BJP won the most seats in a Bihar Legislative Assembly election. The RJD, led by Tejashwi Yadav, fell to third for the first time since 2010, while Kumar's Janata Dal (United) recorded its best result since 2010. The Indian National Congress (INC) fared poorly in the election, while the Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) and Rashtriya Lok Morcha secured seats for the first time.

Background

The tenure of Bihar Legislative Assembly is scheduled to end on 22 November 2025. [3] The previous assembly elections were held in October–November 2020. After the election, the National Democratic Alliance formed the state government, with Nitish Kumar becoming Chief Minister. [4]

On 9 August 2022, the JD(U) ended its alliance with the BJP and Nitish Kumar resigned as Chief Minister. [5] On 10 August 2022, JD(U) joined the Mahagathbandhan alliance with the RJD and the INC, with Nitish Kumar again taking oath as Chief Minister of the state. [6]

In January 2024, the JD(U) ended its alliance with Mahagathbandhan and Nitish Kumar resigned as Chief Minister. [7] He formed the new government with BJP-led NDA and was sworn in as the Chief Minister again. [8]

Schedule

The Election Commission of India announced the schedule for the Bihar Legislative Assembly election on 6 October 2025. [9]

Poll eventSchedule
Map of constituencies and their phases
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PhasesIII
Number of constituencies121 seats122 seats
Notification date10 October 202513 October 2025
Last date for filing nomination17 October 202520 October 2025
Scrutiny of nomination18 October 202521 October 2025
Last date for withdrawal of nomination20 October 202523 October 2025
Date of poll6 November 202511 November 2025
Date of counting of votes14 November 2025

Parties and alliances

National Democratic Alliance

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2025 Bihar Legislative Assembly Election NDA Seat Sharing Map
National Democratic Alliance
Party [10] FlagSymbolLeaderSeats contested
Bharatiya Janata Party BJP flag.svg Lotus flower symbol.svg Samrat Choudhary 101 [11] [12] [13]
Janata Dal (United) JanataDalUnitedFlag.PNG Indian Election Symbol Arrow.svg Nitish Kumar 101 [14] [15]
Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) Lok Janshakti Party Flag.svg Chirag Paswan 28 [16] [a]
Hindustani Awam Morcha Hindustani Awam Morcha Flag.svg Jitan Ram Manjhi 6 [18]
Rashtriya Lok Morcha Flag of Rashtriya Lok Morcha.jpg Gas Cylinder.jpg Upendra Kushwaha 6 [19]
Independent Ankit Kumar1 [b]
Total243
  1. ↑ Nomination of LJP(RV) candidate Seema Singh from Marhaura constituency was rejected. [17]
  2. ↑ NDA extended its support to Independent candidate Ankit Kumar from Marhaura constituency after nomination of LJP(RV) candidate Seema Singh was rejected. [20]

Mahagathbandhan

On 23 October 2025, Tejashwi Yadav was announced as the Chief Ministerial face of the Mahagathbandhan for the election, [21] [22] with Mukesh Sahani being the Deputy CM face. [23] [24]

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2025 Bihar Legislative Assembly Election MGB Seat Sharing Map
Mahagathbandhan
PartyFlagSymbolLeaderSeats contested
Rashtriya Janata Dal RJD Flag.svg Indian Election Symbol Hurricane Lamp.png Tejashwi Yadav 143 [25] [a] [b]
Indian National Congress Indian National Congress Flag.svg INC Hand.svg Rajesh Kumar 61 [29] [30] [31] [32] [33] [34]
Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) Liberation CPIML LIBERATION FLAG.png Flag Logo of CPIML.png Mahbub Alam [35] 20 [36]
Vikassheel Insaan Party VIP PARTY.jpg Mukesh Sahani 12 [37] [38] [c] [d]
Communist Party of India CPI-banner.svg CPI symbol.svg Ram Naresh Pandey [41] 9 [42] [43]
Communist Party of India (Marxist) CPI-M-flag.svg CPI(M) election symbol - Hammer Sickle and Star.svg Ajay Kumar Kushwaha [44] 4
Indian Inclusive Party Indian Election Symbol Plastering Trowel.jpg Indrajeet Prasad Gupta [45] 3
Janshakti Janata Dal Janshakti Janata Dal Flag.jpg Indian Election Symbol Black Board.png Shyam Kishore Chaudhary1 [e]
Independent 2 [f] [d]
Total243 [g]
  1. ↑ Nomination of RJD candidate Shweta Suman from Mohania constituency was rejected. [26]
  2. ↑ Although RJD had given the Gaura Bauram constituency to VIP as per seat sharing agreement, RJD’s Afzal Ali Khan refused to withdraw and surrender RJD symbol, ultimately contesting as an RJD candidate. RJD and Mahagathbandhan allies supported VIP candidate Santosh Sahani from the constituency. [27] [28]
  3. ↑ Nomination of VIP candidate Shashi Bhushan Singh from Sugauli constituency was rejected. [39]
  4. 1 2 Nomination of VIP candidate Ganesh Bharti from Kusheshwar Asthan constituency was rejected, he contested as an Independent from the same constituency. [40]
  5. ↑ Mahagathbandhan extended its support to JJD candidate Shyam Kishore Chaudhary from Sugauli constituency after nomination of VIP candidate Shashi Bhushan Singh was rejected. [46]
  6. ↑ Mahagathbandhan extended its support to Independent candidate Ravi Paswan from Mohania constituency after nomination of RJD candidate Shweta Suman was rejected. [47]
  7. ↑ Mahagathbandhan alliance partners had friendly contests in 12 constituencies. [48] [49]

Grand Democratic Alliance

Grand Democratic Alliance [50] [51]
PartyFlagSymbolLeaderSeats contested
All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen AIMIM FLAG.png Indian Election Symbol Kite.svg Akhtarul Iman [52] 25 [53]
Rashtriya Lok Janshakti Party Pashupati Kumar Paras 25 [54]
Aazad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram) AZAD SAMAJ PARTY (K) FLAG.png Jauhar Azad [55] 25
Apni Janata Party Auto Rickshaw Election Symbol.svg Swami Prasad Maurya 4
Total79

Others

PartyFlagSymbolLeaderSeats contested
Jan Suraaj Party Prashant Kishor 238 [56]
Bahujan Samaj Party Elephant Bahujan Samaj Party.svg Indian Election Symbol Elephant.png Shankar Mahato [57] 130 [58]
Aam Aadmi Party Aam Aadmi Party logo (English).svg AAP Symbol.png Rakesh Yadav [59] 121 [60] [61] [62] [63]
Janshakti Janata Dal Janshakti Janata Dal Flag.jpg Indian Election Symbol Black Board.png Tej Pratap Yadav 22 [64] [a]

Candidates

A total of 2,616 candidates were contesting for the 243 assembly seats in the election. [65] [66]

List of candidates
Voting Date [67] DistrictConstituency
NDA MGB [b]
11 November 2025 West Champaran 1 Valmiki Nagar JD(U) Dhirendra Pratap Singh INC Surendra Prasad Kushwaha
2 Ramnagar (SC) BJP Nand Kishor Ram RJD Subodh Paswan
3 Narkatiaganj BJP Sanjay Pandey INC Shaswat Kedar Pandey
RJD Deepak Yadav
4 Bagaha BJP Ram Singh INC Jayesh Mangal Singh
5 Lauriya BJP Vinay Bihari VIP Ran Kaushal Pratap Singh
6 Nautan BJP Narayan Prasad INC Amit Giri
7 Chanpatia BJP Umakant Singh INC Abhishek Ranjan
8 Bettiah BJP Renu Devi INC Wasi Ahmed
9 Sikta JD(U) Sammridh Varma CPI(ML)L Birendra Prasad Gupta
East Champaran 10 Raxaul BJP Pramod Kumar Sinha INC Shyam Bihari Prasad
11 Sugauli LJP(RV) Rajesh Kumar JJD Shyam Kishore Chaudhary [a]
12 Narkatiya JD(U) Vishal Shah RJD Shamim Ahmad
13 Harsidhi (SC) BJP Krishnanandan Paswan RJD Rajendra Kumar Ram
14 Govindganj LJP(RV) Raju Tiwari INC Shashi Bhushan Rai
15 Kesaria JD(U) Shalini Mishra VIP Varun Vijay
16 Kalyanpur BJP Sachindra Prasad Singh RJD Manoj Kumar Yadav
17 Pipra BJP Shyambabu Prasad Yadav CPI(M) Raj Mangal Prasad
18 Madhuban BJP Rana Randhir Singh RJD Sandhya Rani Kushwaha
19 Motihari BJP Pramod Kumar RJD Dewa Gupta
20 Chiraia BJP Lal Babu Prasad Gupta RJD Lakshmi Narayan Prasad Yadav
21 Dhaka BJP Pawan Jaiswal RJD Faisal Rahman
Sheohar 22 Sheohar JD(U) Shweta Gupta RJD Navneet Kumar
Sitamarhi 23 Riga BJP Baidyanath Prasad INC Amit Kumar Tunna
24 Bathnaha (SC) BJP Anil Kumar Ram INC Navin Kumar
25 Parihar BJP Gayatri Devi RJD Smita Purve Gupta
26 Sursand JD(U) Nagendra Raut RJD Syed Abu Dojana
27 Bajpatti RLM Rameshwar Mahto RJD Mukesh Yadav
28 Sitamarhi BJP Sunil Kumar Pintu RJD Sunil Kushwaha
29 Runnisaidpur JD(U) Pankaj Kumar Mishra RJD Chandan Kumar
30 Belsand LJP(RV) Amit Kumar RJD Sanjay Gupta
Madhubani 31 Harlakhi JD(U) Sudhanshu Shekhar CPI Rakesh Kumar Pandey
32 Benipatti BJP Vinod Narayan Jha INC Nalini Ranjan Jha
33 Khajauli BJP Arun Shankar Prasad RJD Braj Kishore Yadav
34 Babubarhi JD(U) Mina Kumari RJD Arun Kushwaha
35 Bisfi BJP Haribhushan Thakur RJD Asif Ahmad
36 Madhubani RLM Madhav Anand RJD Samir Kumar Mahaseth
37 Rajnagar (SC) BJP Sujeet Paswan RJD Bishnudeo Mochi
38 Jhanjharpur BJP Nitish Mishra CPI Ram Narayan Yadav
39 Phulparas JD(U) Sheela Kumari INC Subodh Mandal
40 Laukaha JD(U) Satish Kumar Sah RJD Bharat Bhushan Mandal
Supaul 41 Nirmali JD(U) Aniruddha Prasad Yadav RJD Baijnath Mehta
42 Pipra (Supaul) JD(U) Rambilash Kamat CPI(ML)L Anil Kumar
43 Supaul JD(U) Bijendra Prasad Yadav INC Minnat Rahmani
44 Triveniganj (SC) JD(U) Sonam Rani Sardar RJD Santosh Sardar
45 Chhatapur BJP Neeraj Kumar Singh Bablu RJD Dr. Vipin Kumar Nonia
Araria 46 Narpatganj BJP Devanti Yadav RJD Manish Yadav
47 Raniganj (SC) JD(U) Achmit Rishidev RJD Avinash Mangalam
48 Forbesganj BJP Vidya Sagar Keshri INC Manoj Bishwas
49 Araria JD(U) Shagufta Azim INC Avidur Rahman
50 Jokihat JD(U) Manzar Alam RJD Mohammed Shahnawaz Alam
51 Sikti BJP Vijay Kumar Mandal VIP Hari Narayan Pramanik
Kishanganj 52 Bahadurganj LJP(RV) Mohammad Kalimuddin INC Maswar Alam
53 Thakurganj JD(U) Gopal Kumar Agarwal RJD Saud Alam
54 Kishanganj BJP Sweety Singh INC Qamrul Hoda
55 Kochadhaman BJP Bina Devi RJD Mujahid Alam
Purnia 56 Amour JD(U) Saba Zafar [71] INC Abdul Jalil Mastan
57 Baisi BJP Vinod Yadav RJD Abdus subhan
58 Kasba LJP(RV) Nitesh Kumar Singh INC Irfan Alam
59 Banmankhi (SC) BJP Krishna Kumar Rishi INC Devnarayan Rajak
60 Rupauli JD(U) Kaladhar Mandal RJD Bima Bharati
61 Dhamdaha JD(U) Leshi Singh RJD Santosh Kushwaha
62 Purnia BJP Vijay Kumar Khemka INC Jitender Yadav
Katihar 63 Katihar BJP Tarkishore Prasad VIP Saurabh Agarwal
64 Kadwa JD(U) Dulal Chandra Goswami INC Shakeel Ahmad Khan
65 Balrampur LJP(RV) Sangita Devi CPI(ML)L Mahbub Alam
66 Pranpur BJP Nisha Singh RJD Ishrat parween
67 Manihari (ST) JD(U) Shambhu Suman INC Manohar Prasad Singh
68 Barari JD(U) Vijay Singh Nishad INC Tauquir Alam
69 Korha (SC) BJP Kavita Devi INC Punam Paswan
6 November 2025 Madhepura 70 Alamnagar JD(U) Narendra Narayan Yadav VIP Nabin Kumar
71 Bihariganj JD(U) Niranjan Kumar Mehta RJD Renu Kushawaha
72 Singheshwar (SC) JD(U) Ramesh Rishidev RJD Chandrahas Chaupal
73 Madhepura JD(U) Kavita Kumari Saha RJD Chandrashekhar Yadav
Saharsa 74 Sonbarsha (SC) JD(U) Ratnesh Sada INC Sarita Devi
75 Saharsa BJP Alok Ranjan Jha IIP Indrajeet Prasad Gupta
76 Simri Bakhtiarpur LJP(RV) Sanjay Kumar Singh RJD Yusuf Salahuddin
77 Mahishi JD(U) Gunjeshwar Sah RJD Gautam Krishna
Darbhanga 78 Kusheshwar Asthan (SC) JD(U) Atirek Kumar Ind Ganesh Bharti [c]
79 Gaura Bauram BJP Sujit Kumar Singh VIP Santosh Sahani
RJD Afzal Ali Khan [d]
80 Benipur JD(U) Binay Kumar Choudhary INC Mithilesh Kumar Chaudhary
81 Alinagar BJP Maithili Thakur RJD Binod Mishra
82 Darbhanga Rural JD(U) Ishwar Mandal RJD Lalit Kumar Yadav
83 Darbhanga BJP Sanjay Saraogi VIP Umesh Sahani
84 Hayaghat BJP Ram Chandra Prasad CPI(M) Shyam Bharati
85 Bahadurpur JD(U) Madan Sahni RJD Bhola Yadav
86 Keoti BJP Murari Mohan Jha RJD Faraz Fatmi
87 Jale BJP Jibesh Kumar Mishra INC Rishi Mishra
Muzaffarpur 88 Gaighat JD(U) Komal Singh RJD Niranjan Ray
89 Aurai BJP Rama Nishad VIP Bhogendar Sahani
90 Minapur JD(U) Ajay Kushwaha RJD Munna Yadav
91 Bochahan (SC) LJP(RV) Baby Kumari RJD Amar Kumar Paswan
92 Sakra (SC) JD(U) Aditya Kumar INC Umesh Ram
93 Kurhani BJP Kedar Prasad Gupta RJD Sunil Kumar Suman
94 Muzaffarpur BJP Ranjan Kumar INC Bijendra Chaudhary
95 Kanti JD(U) Ajit Kumar RJD Mohammad Israil Mansuri
96 Baruraj BJP Arun Kumar Singh VIP Rakesh Kumar
97 Paroo RLM Madan Chaudhary RJD Shankar Prasad Yadav
98 Sahebganj BJP Raju Kumar Singh RJD Prithvinath Ray
Gopalganj 99 Baikunthpur BJP Mithlesh Tiwari RJD Prem Shankar Prasad
100 Barauli JD(U) Manjeet Kumar Singh RJD Dilip Kumar Singh
101 Gopalganj BJP Subhash Singh INC Om Prakash Garg
102 Kuchaikote JD(U) Amrendra Kumar Pandey INC Hari Narain Kushwah
103 Bhore (SC) JD(U) Sunil Kumar CPI(ML)L Dhananjay Kumar
104 Hathua JD(U) Ramsewak Singh Kushwaha RJD Rajesh Singh Kushwaha
Siwan 105 Siwan BJP Mangal Pandey RJD Awadh Bihari Choudhary
106 Ziradei JD(U) Bhism Pratap Singh CPI(ML)L Amarjeet Kushwaha
107 Darauli (SC) LJP(RV) Vishnu Deo Paswan CPI(ML)L Satyadeo Ram
108 Raghunathpur JD(U) Vikash Kumar Singh RJD Osama Shahab
109 Daraunda BJP Karanjeet Singh CPI(ML)L Amarnath Yadav
110 Barharia JD(U) Indradev Patel RJD Arun Kumar Gupta
111 Goriakothi BJP Devesh Kant Singh RJD Anwarul Haque
112 Maharajganj JD(U) Hemnarayan Sah RJD Vishal Jaiswal
Saran 113 Ekma JD(U) Manoranjan singh Dhumal RJD Srikant Yadav
114 Manjhi JD(U) Randhir Kumar Singh CPI(M) Satyendra Yadav
115 Baniapur BJP Kedar Nath Singh RJD Chandani Devi
116 Taraiya BJP Janak Singh RJD Shailendra Pratap
117 Marhaura Ind Ankit Kumar [e] RJD Jitendra Kumar Rai
118 Chapra BJP Chhoti Kumari RJD Khesari Lal Yadav
119 Garkha (SC) LJP(RV) Simant Mrinal RJD Surendra Ram
120 Amnour BJP Krishna Kumar Mantoo RJD Sunil Kumar
121 Parsa JD(U) Chhote Lal Ray RJD Karishma Rai
122 Sonpur BJP Vinay Kumar Singh RJD Ramanuj Prasad Yadav
Vaishali 123 Hajipur BJP Awadhesh Singh RJD Deo Kumar Chaurasia
124 Lalganj BJP Sanjay Kumar Singh RJD Shivani Shukla
125 Vaishali JD(U) Siddharth Patel INC Sanjeev Singh
RJD Ajay Kumar Kushwaha
126 Mahua LJP(RV) Sanjay Kumar Singh RJD Mukesh Kumar Raushan
127 Raja Pakar (SC) JD(U) Mahendra Ram INC Pratima Das
CPI Mohit Paswan
128 Raghopur BJP Satish Kumar Yadav RJD Tejashwi Yadav
129 Mahnar JD(U) Umesh Singh Kushwaha RJD Ravindra Kumar Singh
130 Patepur (SC) BJP Lakhendra Raushan RJD Prema Chaudhary
Samastipur 131 Kalyanpur (SC) JD(U) Maheshwar Hazari CPI(ML)L Ranjeet Ram
132 Warisnagar JD(U) Manjarik Mrinal CPI(ML)L Phoolbabu Singh
133 Samastipur JD(U) Ashwamedh Devi RJD Akhtarul Islam Shahin
134 Ujiarpur RLM Prashant Kumar Pankaj RJD Alok Kumar Mehta
135 Morwa JD(U) Vidya Sagar Singh Nishad RJD Ranvijay Sahu
136 Sarairanjan JD(U) Vijay Kumar Chaudhary RJD Arbind Kumar Sahani
137 Mohiuddinnagar BJP Rajesh Singh RJD Ejya Yadav
138 Bibhutipur JD(U) Raveena Kushwaha CPI(M) Ajay Kumar
139 Rosera (SC) BJP Birendra Paswan INC Braj Kishore Ravi
140 Hasanpur JD(U) Raj Kumar Ray RJD Mala Pushpam
Begusarai 141 Cheria-Bariarpur JD(U) Abhishek Kumar RJD Sushil Kumar
142 Bachhwara BJP Surendra Mehata INC Shiv Prakash Garib Das
CPI Abdesh Kumar Rai
143 Teghra BJP Rajnish Kumar Singh CPI Ram Ratan Singh
144 Matihani JD(U) Rajkumar Singh RJD Narendra Kumar Singh
145 Sahebpur Kamal LJP(RV) Surendra Kumar RJD Sattanand Sambuddha
146 Begusarai BJP Kundan Kumar INC Amita Bhushan
147 Bakhri (SC) LJP(RV) Sanjay Paswan CPI Suryakant Paswan
Khagaria 148 Alauli (SC) JD(U) Ram Chandra Sada RJD Ramvriksh Sada
149 Khagaria JD(U) Bablu Mandal INC Chandan Yadav
150 Beldaur JD(U) Panna Lal Singh Patel INC Mithilesh Kumar Nishad
IIP Tanisha Bharti
151 Parbatta LJP(RV) Aditya Kumar Shorya RJD Sanjeev Kumar
11 November 2025 Bhagalpur 152 Bihpur BJP Kumar Shailendra VIP Aprana Kumari Mandal
153 Gopalpur JD(U) Shailesh Kumar Mandal VIP Prem Sagar
154 Pirpainti (SC) BJP Murari Paswan RJD Ram Vilas Paswan
155 Kahalgaon JD(U) Shubhanand Mukesh RJD Rajnish Bharti
INC Praveen Singh Kushwaha
156 Bhagalpur BJP Rohit Pandey INC Ajit Sharma
157 Sultanganj JD(U) Lalit Narayan Mandal INC Lalan Kumar
RJD Chandan Sinha
158 Nathnagar LJP(RV) Mithun Yadav RJD Sheikh Zeyaul Hassan
Banka 159 Amarpur JD(U) Jayant Raj Kushwaha INC Jitendra Singh
160 Dhoraiya (SC) JD(U) Manish Kumar RJD Tribhuvan Das
161 Banka BJP Ramnarayan Mandal CPI Sanjay Kumar
162 Katoria (ST) BJP Puran Lal Tudu RJD Sweety Sima Hembram
163 Belhar JD(U) Manoj Yadav RJD Chanakya Prakash Ranjan
6 November 2025 Munger 164 Tarapur BJP Samrat Choudhary RJD Arun Kumar
165 Munger BJP Kumar Pranay RJD Avinash Kumar Vidyarthi
166 Jamalpur JD(U) Nachiketa Mandal IIP Narendra Kumar
Lakhisarai 167 Suryagarha JD(U) Ramanand Mandal RJD Premsagar Choudhary
168 Lakhisarai BJP Vijay Kumar Sinha INC Amresh Kumar Aneesh
Sheikhpura 169 Sheikhpura JD(U) Randhir Kumar Soni RJD Vijay Kumar
170 Barbigha JD(U) Kumar Puspanjay INC Trishuldhari Singh
Nalanda 171 Asthawan JD(U) Jitendra Kumar RJD Ravi Ranjan Kumar
172 Bihar Sharif BJP Sunil Kumar INC Omair Khan
CPI Shiv Kumar Yadav
173 Rajgir (SC) JD(U) Kaushal Kishore CPI(ML)L Biswanath Choudhary
174 Islampur JD(U) Ruhel Ranjan RJD Rakesh Kumar Raushan
175 Hilsa JD(U) Krishnamurari Sharan RJD Shaki Singh Yadav
176 Nalanda JD(U) Shrawan Kumar INC Kaushlendra Kumar
177 Harnaut JD(U) Hari Narayan Singh INC Arun Kumar Bind
Patna 178 Mokama JD(U) Anant Kumar Singh RJD Veena Devi
179 Barh BJP Siyaram Singh RJD Karnveer Singh Yadav
180 Bakhtiarpur LJP(RV) Arun Kumar RJD Aniruddh Kumar
181 Digha BJP Sanjiv Chaurasiya CPI(ML)L Divya Gautam
182 Bankipur BJP Nitin Nabin RJD Rekha Kumari
183 Kumhrar BJP Sanjay Gupta INC Indradeep Chandravanshi
184 Patna Sahib BJP Ratnesh Kushwaha INC Shashant Shekar
185 Fatuha LJP(RV) Roopa Kumari RJD Ramanand Yadav
186 Danapur BJP Ram Kripal Yadav RJD Ritlal Yadav
187 Maner LJP(RV) Jitendra Yadav RJD Bhai Virendra
188 Phulwari (SC) JD(U) Shyam Rajak CPI(ML)L Gopal Ravidas
189 Masaurhi (SC) JD(U) Arun Manjhi RJD Rekha Devi
190 Paliganj LJP(RV) Sunil Kumar CPI(ML)L Sandeep Saurav
191 Bikram BJP Siddharth Saurav INC Anil Kumar
Bhojpur 192 Sandesh JD(U) Radha Charan Sah RJD Dipu Singh
193 Barhara BJP Raghvendra Pratap Singh RJD Ashok Kumar Singh
194 Arrah BJP Sanjay Singh Tiger CPI(ML)L Quyamuddin Ansar
195 Agiaon (SC) BJP Mahesh Paswan CPI(ML)L Shiv Prakash Ranjan
196 Tarari BJP Vishal Prashant CPI(ML)L Madan Singh Chandravanshi
197 Jagdishpur JD(U) Shri Bhagwan Singh Kushwaha RJD Kishore Kunal
198 Shahpur BJP Rakesh Ojha RJD Rahul Tiwari
Buxar 199 Brahampur LJP(RV) Hulas Pandey RJD Shambhu Nath Yadav
200 Buxar BJP Anand Mishra INC Sanjay Kumar Tiwari
201 Dumraon JD(U) Rahul Singh CPI(ML)L Ajit Kushwaha
202 Rajpur (SC) JD(U) Santosh Kumar Nirala INC Vishwanath Ram
11 November 2025 Kaimur 203 Ramgarh BJP Ashok Kumar Singh RJD Ajit Singh
204 Mohania (SC) BJP Sangita Kumari Ind Ravi Paswan [f]
205 Bhabua BJP Bharat Bind RJD Birender Kushwaha
206 Chainpur JD(U) Mohd Zama Khan VIP Bal Govind Bind
RJD Brij Kishore Bind
Rohtas 207 Chenari (SC) LJP(RV) Murari Prasad Gautam INC Mangal Ram
208 Sasaram RLM Snehlata Kushwaha RJD Satender Sah
209 Kargahar JD(U) Bashisth Singh INC Santosh Kumar Mishra
CPI Mahendra Prasad Gupta
210 Dinara RLM Alok Kumar Singh RJD Rajesh Yadav
211 Nokha JD(U) Nagendra Chandravanshi RJD Anita Devi
212 Dehri LJP(RV) Rajeev Ranjan Singh RJD Guddu Chandravanshi
213 Karakat JD(U) Mahabali Singh CPI(ML)L Arun Singh Kushwaha
Arwal 214 Arwal BJP Manoj Kumar CPI(ML)L Maha Nand Singh
215 Kurtha JD(U) Pappu Verma RJD Suday Yadav
Jehanabad 216 Jehanabad JD(U) Chandeshwar Prasad RJD Rahul Sharma
217 Ghosi JD(U) Rituraj Kumar CPI(ML)L Ram Bali Singh Yadav
218 Makhdumpur (SC) LJP(RV) Rani Kumari RJD Subedar Das
Aurangabad 219 Goh BJP Ranvijay Kumar RJD Amrender Kushwaha
220 Obra LJP(RV) Prakash Chandra RJD Rishi Kumar
221 Nabinagar JD(U) Chetan Anand RJD Amod Chandravanshi
222 Kutumba (SC) HAM(S) Lalan Ram INC Rajesh Kumar
223 Aurangabad BJP Trivikram Singh INC Anand Shankar Singh
224 Rafiganj JD(U) Pramod Kumar Singh RJD Dr. Ghulam Shahid
Gaya 225 Gurua BJP Upendra Prasad RJD Vinay Kumar
226 Sherghati LJP(RV) Uday Kumar Singh RJD Pramod Verma
227 Imamganj (SC) HAM(S) Deepa Manjhi RJD Ritu Priya Chaudhary
228 Barachatti (SC) HAM(S) Jyoti Devi RJD Tanushree Manjhi
229 Bodh Gaya (SC) LJP(RV) Shyam Deo Paswan RJD Kumar Sarvjit Paswan
230 Gaya Town BJP Prem Kumar INC Mohan Shrivasta
231 Tikari HAM(S) Anil Kumar RJD Ajay Dangi
232 Belaganj JD(U) Manorama Devi RJD Vishwanath Kumar Singh
233 Atri HAM(S) Romit Kumar RJD Vaijayanti Devi
234 Wazirganj BJP Birendra Singh INC Awadhesh Singh
Nawada 235 Rajauli (SC) LJP(RV) Vimala Rajvanshi RJD Pinki Chaudhary
236 Hisua BJP Anil Singh INC Nitu Kumari
237 Nawada JD(U) Vibha Devi Yadav RJD Kaushal Yadav
238 Gobindpur LJP(RV) Binita Mahato RJD Purnima Devi
239 Warisaliganj BJP Aruna Devi RJD Anita Mahto
Jamui 240 Sikandra (SC) HAM(S) Prafull Manjhi INC Vinod Kumar Chaudhary
RJD Uday Narain Choudhary
241 Jamui BJP Shreyasi Singh RJD Shamshad Alam
242 Jhajha JD(U) Damodar Rawat RJD Jai Prakash Yadav
243 Chakai JD(U) Sumit Kumar Singh RJD Savitri Devi
  1. 1 2 Mahagathbandhan extended its support to JJD candidate Shyam Kishore Chaudhary from Sugauli constituency after nomination of VIP candidate Shashi Bhushan Singh was rejected. [70]
  2. ↑ Mahagathbandhan alliance partners had friendly contests in 12 constituencies. [68] [69]
  3. ↑ Nomination of VIP candidate Ganesh Bharti from Kusheshwar Asthan constituency was rejected, he contested as an Independent from the same constituency. [72]
  4. ↑ Although RJD had given the Gaura Bauram constituency to VIP as per seat sharing agreement, RJD’s Afzal Ali Khan refused to withdraw and surrender RJD symbol, ultimately contesting as an RJD candidate. RJD and Mahagathbandhan allies supported VIP candidate Santosh Sahani from the constituency. [73] [74]
  5. ↑ NDA extended its support to Independent candidate Ankit Kumar from Marhaura constituency after nomination of LJP(RV) candidate Seema Singh was rejected. [75]
  6. ↑ Mahagathbandhan extended its support to Independent candidate Ravi Paswan from Mohania constituency after nomination of RJD candidate Shweta Suman was rejected. [76]

Campaign

The 2025 campaign centered on a mix of local and socio-economic issues. Unemployment and migration were prominent themes: parties noted that many Bihar youth migrate out of state for work, and competing manifestos promised large-scale job creation. [77] Caste politics also remained a key factor. All major parties pledged to support a new caste census and "social justice" measures, reflecting widespread calls to address the state's caste-based inequalities. [78] Corruption and governance were attacked by the opposition; for example, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav accused the Nitish Kumar government of "institutionalising corruption" and misusing government schemes (like a women's outreach programme) for electioneering. [79] The ruling alliance countered by criticizing the RJD's past ("jungle raj") and highlighting its own welfare record. A major flashpoint was the voter roll revision (Special Intensive Revision, SIR) carried out by the Election Commission. Opposition parties claimed the intensive revision was a partisan tool, alleging mass deletions of voters and promising protests or even an election boycott. [80]

Party campaign strategies

Issues

Unemployment

Bihar faces a severe unemployment crisis, particularly among youth and educated graduates. Many young Biharis are forced to migrate to other states for work due to lack of opportunities. Both the ruling NDA and opposition Mahagathbandhan had made job creation and youth empowerment key promises, with pledges such as government jobs for every household, skill centers, and massive investment packages. [88] [89]

Allegations of electoral roll manipulation

Allegations of voter roll manipulation were made by the opposition Mahagathbandhan. The Election Commission carried out a Special Intensive Revision (SIR), resulting in mass deletions of over six million names of people, who had died, migrated out of the state or were duplicates, from the electoral rolls. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi had accused the government and Election Commission of allegedly stealing votes. [90] [91] [92] [93] While the NDA defended the SIR as necessary to ensure accurate electoral rolls by removing dead voter's names, ineligible voters and voters who have moved out of the state. [94] [95]

Migration

Driven by lack of employment, lakhs of Bihari youth migrate to other states each year. Both camps have made migration a major talking point, linking it directly to economic stagnation and poor governance. [96]

Corruption

Corruption continues to be a significant issue in Bihar’s governance. It hampers development and the effective implementation of welfare programs. Allegations include bribery, favoritism, and financial mismanagement in various sectors such as public distribution, infrastructure projects, and government recruitment. The prevalence of corruption undermines public confidence in political leadership. [97]

Development deficit

Despite various government efforts, Bihar remains underdeveloped in critical areas like infrastructure, healthcare, and education. Many rural areas lack access to adequate roads, electricity, hospitals, and schools. These shortcomings are persistent voter concerns influencing election outcomes. [98] [99]

Law and order

Law and order problems, including caste-based violence, crime rates, and political intimidation, affect public safety. Improving policing and justice systems was a key election promise by competing parties. [100] [101]

Controversies

Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls

On 24 June 2025, the Election Commission (EC) notified that it will conduct a Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Bihar before the elections. The exercise requires all the voters from the state to fill forms to be included in the voter list. People whose names were not in the 2003 voter lists need to provide additional documents. The notification also mentioned that the documents needed to be submitted within a month (with 25 July being the deadline).

Further, the voters need to provide one of the eleven documents mandated by the EC, with the common documents such as the Aadhaar card, voter ID card and ration cards, not included as valid documents. A significant number of people in Bihar do not have any of the 11 documents. Furthermore, a significant population of the state migrate in other parts of India for work or study and it is estimated that at least 75 lakh (7.5 million) people from Bihar migrate to other parts of India. [102] Critics have argued it would be difficult for such voters to be a part of this exercise. Such factors have led to fears of mass exclusion of voters. Opposition parties – such as the INDIA alliance – alleged that such an exercise will favor the ruling NDA alliance. The Election Commission denied these allegations and claimed that the exercise is lawful and constitutional. [103] [104] [105] [102]

The SIR was challenged in the Supreme Court. On 10 July, the court advised the Election Commission to consider the Aadhaar card, voter ID card and ration cards as valid documents for the exercise. [106] On 21 July, the Election Commission responded by saying that it will not accept the Aadhaar card, voter ID card and ration cards as valid documents, as suggested by the Supreme Court. [107]

In August, Tejashwi Yadav, leader of the opposition of Bihar, alleged his name was removed from the voter list after the SIR exercise, however his name did appear in the list after checking. The Election commission dismissed the allegations as factually incorrect [108] and declared the EPIC number shown by him to the media was fake. The poll body asked him to submit the fake voter ID card to the ECI office by 16 August 2025. [109]

In August 2025, Rahul Gandhi made allegations against BJP about election commission. [110] [111] The ECI dismissed the allegations as misleading, [112] [113] and asked him to submit the allegations under oath or apologise to the nation. [114]

AI doctored videos

Ahead of the elections, two doctored videos falsely showing Indian Army officials criticising tri-military "Trishul 2025" exercises as a political stunt were circulated widely on X. Fact-checks by iVerify and Indian media established that the viral videos were fabricated using dubbed or synthetic audio to spread misinformation. [115] [116] [117] [118]

Surveys and polls

Opinion polls

Seat projections
Polling agencyDate publishedSample sizeMargin of errorLead
NDA MGB Others
IANS-MatrizeSeptember 2025 [119] 46,862±3%150–16070–8510–1865–90
Vote share projections
Polling agencyDate publishedSample sizeMargin of errorLead
NDA MGB Others
IANS-MatrizeSeptember 2025 [119] 46,862±3%49%36%15%13%

Exit polls

The exit polls were declared on 11 November 2025. [120] [121]

Polling agencyLead
NDA MGB JSP Others
2020 election results125110-8NDA
Axis My India [122] 121–14198–1180–20–2NDA
IANS-Matrize147–16770–900–22–8NDA
People's Insight133–14887–1020–23–6NDA
Chanakya Strategies130–138100–10803–5NDA
Peoples Pulse133–15975–1010–52–8NDA
JVC Poll135–15088–1030–13–6NDA
Dainik Bhaskar 145–16073–9105–10NDA
P-Marq142–16280–981–40–3NDA
TIF Research145–16376–9503–6NDA
DV Research137–15283–982–41–8NDA
Aggregate poll1479015NDA
2025 election results2023506NDA
Polling agencyLead
NDA MGB JSP Others
2020 election results37.26%37.23%-25.51%0.03
Axis My India [122] 43%41%4%12%2
IANS-Matrize [50] 48%37%5%10%11
2025 election results46.56%37.94%3.44%12.06%8.62

Voter turnout

Voting by phase

PhaseDateSeatsTurnout (%) [2] [123]
I6 November 202512165.08
II11 November 202512269.20
Total24367.13

Results

Results by alliance or party

Source [124]
Alliance/ PartyPopular voteSeatsSR
Votes%±pp FightWin+/−%
NDA BJP 10,081,14320.08Increase2.svg0.6210189Increase2.svg1588.1
JD(U) 9,667,11819.25Increase2.svg3.8610185Increase2.svg4284.2
LJP(RV) 2,497,3584.97New black yellow.svg2819Increase2.svg1967.9
HAM(S) 587,0561.17Increase2.svg0.2865Increase2.svg183.3
RLM 533,3131.06New black yellow.svg64Increase2.svg466.7
Ind 17,3100.03New black yellow.svg10Steady2.svg
Total23,383,29846.56Increase2.svg9.30243202Increase2.svg8183.1
MGB RJD 11,546,05523.00Decrease2.svg0.1114325Decrease2.svg5017.5
INC 4,374,5798.71Decrease2.svg0.77616Decrease2.svg139.8
CPI(ML)L 1,425,5922.85Decrease2.svg0.32202Decrease2.svg1010.0
VIP 689,4841.37Decrease2.svg0.15120Decrease2.svg40.0
CPI 372,4580.74Decrease2.svg0.0990Decrease2.svg20.0
CPI(M) 302,9740.61Decrease2.svg0.0441Decrease2.svg125.0
IIP 184,6790.37New black yellow.svg31Increase2.svg133.3
JJD 40,6840.08New black yellow.svg10Steady2.svg
Ind 106,7820.21New20
Total18,589,58737.9424335Decrease2.svg8014.4
GDA AIMIM 930,5041.85Increase2.svg0.19255Steady2.svg20.0
RLJP 85,7240.17New250Steady2.svg0.0
Total1,016,2287956.3
BSP 813,5531.62Increase2.svg0.131811Steady2.svg0.6
Others7,026,87614.00.0
NOTA 910,7241.81Increase2.svg0.13Steady2.svg
Total51,740,266100%—2,616243—

Results by district

DistrictTotal Seats
NDA MGB Others
West Champaran 9720
East Champaran 121110
Sheohar 1100
Sitamarhi 8800
Madhubani 10910
Supaul 5500
Araria 6231
Kishanganj 4112
Purnia 7502
Katihar 7610
Madhepura 4310
Saharsa 4220
Darbhanga 101000
Muzaffarpur 111010
Gopalganj 6600
Siwan 8710
Saran 10730
Vaishali 8710
Samastipur 10730
Begusarai 7520
Khagaria 4400
Bhagalpur 7700
Banka 5500
Munger 3300
Lakhisarai 2200
Sheikhpura 2200
Nalanda 7700
Patna 141130
Bhojpur 7700
Buxar 4310
Kaimur 4301
Rohtas 7610
Arwal 2200
Jehanabad 3120
Aurangabad 6510
Gaya 10820
Nawada 5410
Jamui 4310
Total243202356

Results by constituency

DistrictConstituencyWinner [125] [126] [127] [128] [129] Runner-upMargin
No.NameCandidatePartyVotes%CandidatePartyVotes%
West Champaran 1 Valmiki Nagar Surendra Prasad INC 107,73046.11 Dhirendra Pratap Singh JD(U) 106,05545.391,675
2 Ramnagar (SC) Nand Kishor Ram BJP 115,21454.13Subodh Kumar RJD 79,53437.3635,680
3 Narkatiaganj Sanjay Kumar Pandey BJP 100,04450.86Deepak Yadav RJD 73,58637.4126,458
4 Bagaha Ram Singh BJP 106,87547.39Jayesh Mangalam Singh INC 100,56244.596,313
5 Lauriya Vinay Bihari BJP 96,51050.36Ran Kaushal Pratap Singh VIP 69,54436.2926,966
6 Nautan Narayan Prasad BJP 101,95249.05Amit Kumar INC 79,88038.4322,072
7 Chanpatia Abhishek Ranjan INC 87,53840.07Umakant Singh BJP 86,93639.80602
8 Bettiah Renu Devi BJP 91,90746.78Washi Ahmad INC 69,53435.3922,373
9 Sikta Sammridh Varma JD(U) 97,17346.11 Firoj Ahmad IND 50,02923.7447,144
East Champaran 10 Raxaul Pramod Kumar Sinha BJP 106,76549.55Shyam Bihari Prasad INC 88,88741.2617,878
11 Sugauli Rajesh Kumar LJP(RV) 98,87549.74Shyam Kishor Chaudhary JJD 40,68420.4758,191
12 Narkatiya Vishal Kumar JD(U) 104,45046.70 Shamim Ahmad RJD 103,00746.061,443
13 Harsidhi (SC) Krishnanandan Paswan BJP 96,86447.74Rajendra Kumar RJD 89,76944.247,095
14 Govindganj Raju Tiwari LJP(RV) 96,03452.55Shashi Bhushan INC 63,35134.6732,683
15 Kesaria Shalini Mishra JD(U) 78,19244.26Varun Vijay VIP 61,85235.0116,340
16 Kalyanpur Sachindra Prasad Singh BJP 89,05747.82Manoj Kumar Yadav RJD 73,48939.4615,568
17 Pipra Shyambabu Prasad Yadav BJP 110,42245.13Rajmangal Prasad CPI(M) 99,67740.7410,745
18 Madhuban Rana Randhir BJP 86,00246.78Sandhya Rani RJD 80,51043.805,492
19 Motihari Pramod Kumar BJP 106,08049.50Dewa Gupta RJD 92,51743.1713,563
20 Chiraia Lal Babu Prasad Gupta BJP 90,57245.65Lakshmi Narayan Prasad RJD 51,21225.8139,360
21 Dhaka Faisal Rahman RJD 112,72745.72 Pawan Kumar Jaiswal BJP 112,54945.65178
Sheohar 22 Sheohar Shweta Gupta JD(U) 97,26946.29Navneet Kumar RJD 65,87131.3531,398
Sitamarhi 23 Riga Baidyanath Prasad BJP 117,39354.11Amit Kumar INC 84,26838.8433,125
24 Bathnaha (SC) Anil Kumar BJP 123,69857.47Naveen Kumar INC 71,92933.4251,769
25 Parihar Gayatri Devi BJP 82,64439.36 Ritu Jaiswal Ind 65,45531.1717,189
26 Sursand Nagendra Raut JD(U) 104,15750.04 Syed Abu Dojana RJD 80,49038.6723,667
27 Bajpatti Rameshwar Kumar Mehta RLM 99,14445.02 Mukesh Kumar Yadav RJD 95,74943.473,395
28 Sitamarhi Sunil Kumar Pintu BJP 104,22648.11 Sunil Kumar Kushwaha RJD 98,66445.545,562
29 Runnisaidpur Pankaj Kumar Mishra JD(U) 93,67248.50Chandan Kumar RJD 73,93538.2819,737
30 Belsand Amit Kumar LJP(RV) 82,07644.83 Sanjay Kumar Gupta RJD 59,39132.4422,685
Madhubani 31 Harlakhi Sudhanshu Shekhar JD(U) 85,48646.60 Rakesh Pandey CPI 49,25026.8536,236
32 Benipatti Vinod Narayan Jha BJP 87,15349.74Nalini Ranjan Jha INC 63,22136.0823,932
33 Khajauli Arun Shankar Prasad BJP 101,15149.36Braj Kishore Yadav RJD 88,02542.9513,126
34 Babubarhi Mina Kumari JD(U) 98,22147.61Arun Kumar Singh RJD 80,65339.0917,568
35 Bisfi Asif Ahmad RJD 100,77148.62 Haribhushan Thakur BJP 9266444.718,107
36 Madhubani Madhav Anand RLM 97,95646.38 Samir Kumar Mahaseth RJD 77,40436.6520,552
37 Rajnagar (SC) Sujit Paswan BJP 108,36256.79Bishnu Deo Mochi RJD 66,17734.6842,185
38 Jhanjharpur Nitish Mishra BJP 107,95855.89Ram Narayan Yadav CPI 53,10927.5054,849
39 Phulparas Sheela Kumari JD(U) 93,67745.65Subodh Mandal INC 79,57838.7814,099
40 Laukaha Satish Kumar Sah JD(U) 111,76148.43 Bharat Bhushan Mandal RJD 86,25037.3725,511
Supaul 41 Nirmali Aniruddha Prasad Yadav JD(U) 118,90453.28Baidyanath Mehta RJD 81,59436.5637,310
42 Pipra Rambilash Kamat JD(U) 107,04148.00Anil Kumar CPI(ML)L 69,26531.0637,776
43 Supaul Bijendra Prasad Yadav JD(U) 109,08552.16 Minnatullah Rahmani INC 78,28237.4330,803
44 Triveniganj (SC) Sonam Rani Sardar JD(U) 105,26247.48Santosh Kumar RJD 99,57944.925,683
45 Chhatapur Neeraj Kumar Singh Bablu BJP 122,49149.18Vipin Kumar Nonia RJD 106,31342.6916,178
Araria 46 Narpatganj Devanti Yadav BJP 120,36649.89Manish Yadav RJD 94,99239.4025,353
47 Raniganj (SC)Avinash Mangalam RJD 111,59048.44 Achmit Rishidev JD(U) 103,06044.748,530
48 Forbesganj Manoj Bishwas INC 120,11447.77 Vidya Sagar Keshri BJP 119,89347.68221
49 Araria Avidur Rahman INC 91,52937.81Shagufta Azim JD(U) 78,78832.5512,741
50 Jokihat Md. Murshid Alam AIMIM 83,73738.52Manzar Alam JD(U) 54,93425.2728,803
51 Sikti Vijay Kumar Mandal BJP 111,34250.56Hari Narayan Pramanik VIP 92,02041.7819,322
Kishanganj 52 Bahadurganj Tauseef Alam AIMIM 87,31540.21Masawar Alam INC 58,58926.9828,726
53 Thakurganj Gopal Kumar Agarwal JD(U) 85,24334.71Ghulam Hasnain AIMIM 76,42131.128,822
54 Kishanganj Qamrul Hoda INC 89,66939.49Sweety Singh BJP 76,87533.8612,794
55 Kochadhaman Sarwar Alam AIMIM 81,86042.34 Mujahid Alam RJD 58,83930.4423,021
Purnia 56 Amour Akhtarul Iman AIMIM 100,83643.49 Saba Zafar JD(U) 61,90826.7038,928
57 Baisi Ghulam Sarwar AIMIM 92,76641.37Vinod Yadav BJP 65,51529.2227,251
58 Kasba Nitesh Kumar Singh LJP(RV) 86,87736.81Irfan Alam INC 74,00231.3612,875
59 Banmankhi (SC) Krishna Kumar Rishi BJP 122,49457.26Deo Narayan Rajak INC 77,19836.0945,296
60 Rupauli Kaladhar Mandal JD(U) 124,82655.45 Bima Bharti RJD 51,25422.7773,572
61 Dhamdaha Leshi Singh JD(U) 138,75057.32 Santosh Kumar Kushwaha RJD 83,59134.5355,159
62 Purnia Vijay Kumar Khemka BJP 127,61454.79Jitendra Kumar INC 94,39240.5333,222
Katihar 63 Katihar Tarkishore Prasad BJP 100,25550.52Saurav Kumar Agarwal VIP 78,10139.3622,154
64 Kadwa Dulal Chandra Goswami JD(U) 99,27446.57Shakeel Ahmad Khan INC 80,90637.9618,368
65 Balrampur Sangita Devi LJP(RV) 80,45929.04Mohammad Adil Hasan AIMIM 80,07028.90389
66 Pranpur Nisha Singh BJP 108,56542.65Ishrat Parween RJD 100,81339.617,752
67 Manihari (ST) Manohar Prasad Singh INC 114,75448.16Shambhu Prasad JD(U) 99,58641.8015,168
68 Barari Vijay Singh Nishad JD(U) 107,84247.18Tauquir Alam INC 96,85842.3710,984
69 Korha (SC) Kavita Devi BJP 123,49551.82 Punam Paswan INC 101,23842.4822,257
Madhepura 70 Alamnagar Narendra Narayan Yadav JD(U) 138,40153.98Nabin Kumar VIP 82,93632.3555,465
71 Bihariganj (SC) Niranjan Kumar Mehta JD(U) 116,62252.12 Renu Kushawaha RJD 85,00037.9931,622
72 Singheshwar Ramesh Rishidev JD(U) 106,41646.43 Chandrahas Chaupal RJD 103,43445.132,982
73 Madhepura Chandrashekhar Yadav RJD 108,46445.27Kavita Kumari Saha JD(U) 100,65542.017,809
Saharsa 74 Sonbarsha (SC) Ratnesh Sada JD(U) 97,83347.39Sarita Devi INC 84,37940.8713,454
75 Saharsa Indrajeet Prasad Gupta IIP 115,03644.28 Alok Ranjan Jha BJP 112,99843.502,038
76 Simri Bakhtiarpur Sanjay Kumar Singh LJP(RV) 109,69946.94 Yusuf Salahuddin RJD 101,76943.547,930
77 Mahishi Gautam Krishna RJD 93,75246.19 Gunjeshwar Sah JD(U) 90,01244.353,740
Darbhanga 78 Kusheshwar Asthan (SC)Atirek Kumar JD(U) 85,68552.25Ganesh Bharti Ind 49,24430.0336,441
79 Gaura Bauram Sujit Kumar BJP 77,68246.18Afzal Ali Khan RJD 72,01342.815,669
80 Benipur Binay Kumar Choudhary JD(U) 84,20744.70Mithilesh Kumar Chaudhary INC 70,60437.4813,603
81 Alinagar Maithili Thakur BJP 84,91549.05Binod Mishra RJD 73,18542.2711,730
82 Darbhanga Rural Rajesh Kumar Mandal JD(U) 80,62444.05 Lalit Kumar Yadav RJD 62,23234.0018,392
83 Darbhanga Sanjay Saraogi BJP 97,45349.66Umesh Sahani VIP 72,86037.1324,593
84 Hayaghat Ram Chandra Prasad BJP 77,22245.68Shyam Bharti CPI(M) 65,38338.6811,839
85 Bahadurpur Madan Sahni JD(U) 96,30045.24 Bhola Yadav RJD 84,28939.6012,001
86 Keoti Murari Mohan Jha BJP 89,12346.28 Faraz Fatmi RJD 81,81842.487,305
87 Jale Jibesh Kumar Mishra BJP 100,49650.16Rishi Mishra INC 78,63439.2521,862
Muzaffarpur 88 Gaighat Komal Singh JD(U) 108,10448.31 Niranjan Roy RJD 84,68737.8423,417
89 Aurai Rama Nishad BJP 104,08550.06Bhogendra Sahni VIP 46,87922.5557,206
90 Minapur Ajay Kushwaha JD(U) 113,41151.59 Munna Yadav RJD 79,17336.0134,238
91 Bochahan (SC) Baby Kumari LJP(RV) 108,18649.43Amar Kumar Paswan RJD 87,87040.1520,316
92 Sakra (SC)Aditya Kumar JD(U) 98,72347.90Umesh Kumar Ram INC 83,67340.6015,050
93 Kurhani Kedar Prasad Gupta BJP 104,08550.06Sunil Kumar Suman RJD 98,09342.309,718
94 Muzaffarpur Ranjan Kumar BJP 100,47753.43 Bijendra Chaudhary INC 67,82036.0632,657
95 Kanti Ajit Kumar JD(U) 117,29950.43 Mohammad Israil Mansuri RJD 91,50439.3425,795
96 Baruraj Arun Kumar Singh BJP 96,87947.14Rakesh Kumar VIP 67,82733.0029,052
97 Paroo Shankar Prasad Yadav RJD 95,27241.76Madan Chaudhary RLM 66,44529.1228,827
98 Sahebganj Raju Kumar Singh BJP 106,32248.43Prithwinath Ray RJD 92,80042.2713,522
Gopalganj 99 Baikunthpur Mithilesh Tiwari BJP 104,13349.05 Prem Shankar Prasad RJD 87,18041.0713,522
100 Barauli Manjeet Kumar Singh JD(U) 88,65745.66Dilip Kumar Singh RJD 76,28339.2916,953
101 Gopalganj Subhash Singh BJP 96,89248.72Om Prakash Garg INC 67,92034.1528,972
102 Kuchaikote Amrendra Kumar Pandey JD(U) 101,42550.21Hari Narayan Singh INC 76,93438.0824,491
103 Bhore (SC) Sunil Kumar JD(U) 101,46947.61Dhananjay CPI(ML)L 85,30640.0316,163
104 Hathua Ramsewak Singh Kushwaha JD(U) 92,12146.99Rajesh Kumar Singh RJD 79,77340.6912,348
Siwan 105 Siwan Mangal Pandey BJP 92,37948.47Awadh Bihari Choudhary RJD 83,00943.569,370
106 Ziradei Bhism Pratap Singh Kushwaha JD(U) 66, 22741.94Amarjeet Kushwaha CPI(ML)L 63, 06140.272,626
107 Darauli (SC)Vishnu Deo Paswan LJP(RV) 83,01447.38 Satyadeo Ram CPI(ML)L 73,44241.929,572
108 Raghunathpur Osama Shahab RJD 88,27848.81Vikash Kumar Singh JD(U) 79,03043.699,248
109 Daraunda Karanjeet Singh BJP 87,04747.02Amarnath Yadav CPI(ML)L 60,61437.1511,320
110 Barharia Indradev Patel JD(U) 93,60047.51Arun Kumar Gupta RJD 81,46441.3512,136
111 Goriakothi Devesh Kant Singh BJP 105,90949.64Anwarul Haque RJD 93,52443.8421,099
112 Maharajganj Hemnarayan Sah JD(U) 86,81346.22Vishal Jaiswal RJD 65,71434.9912,385
Saran 113 Ekma Manoranjan Singh Dhumal JD(U) 84,07749.16 Srikant Yadav RJD 61,36935.8822,708
114 Manjhi Randhir Kumar Singh JD(U) 68,45538.53 Satyendra Yadav CPI(M) 58,66833.029,787
115 Baniapur Kedar Nath Singh BJP 95,60647.70Chandani Devi RJD 80,17040.0015,436
116 Taraiya Janak Singh BJP 85,56444.21Shailendra Pratap RJD 84,23543.521,329
117 Marhaura Jitendra Kumar Rai RJD 86,11847.97Naveen Kumar Singh JSP 58,01632.4227,928
118 Chapra Chhoti Kumari BJP 86,84545.86 Khesari Lal Yadav RJD 79,24541.847,600
119 Garkha (SC)Surendra Ram RJD 91,13444.78Simant Mrinal LJP(RV) 78,33038.4912,804
120 Amnour Krishna Kumar Mantoo BJP 75,52544.52Sunil Kumar RJD 71,71742.273,808
121 Parsa Karishma Rai RJD 89,09349.16 Chhote Lal Ray JD(U) 63,32134.9425,772
122 Sonpur Vinay Kumar Singh BJP 90,84245.59Ramanuh Prasad RJD 86,07543.204,767
Vaishali 123 Hajipur Awadhesh Singh BJP 113,22150.27Deo Kumar Chaurasia RJD 94,71242.0518,509
124 Lalganj Sanjay Kumar Singh BJP 127,65053.14Shivani Shukla RJD 95,48339.7532,167
125 Vaishali Siddharth Patel JD(U) 108,37745.60Ajay Kumar Kushwaha RJD 75,78731.8932,590
126 Mahua Sanjay Kumar Singh LJP(RV) 87,64141.47Mukesh Kumar Raushan RJD 42,64420.1844,997
127 Raja Pakar (SC)Mahendra Ram JD(U) 96,25852.31Pratima Kumari INC 48,06926.1248,189
128 Raghopur Tejashwi Yadav RJD 118,59749.74 Satish Kumar Yadav BJP 104,06543.6414,472
129 Mahnar Umesh Singh Kushwaha JD(U) 98,05048.59Ravindra Kumar Singh RJD 59,49229.4838,558
130 Patepur (SC) Lakhendra Kumar Raushan BJP 108,35651.71Prema Chaudhary RJD 85,97641.0322,380
Samastipur 131 Kalyanpur (SC) Maheshwar Hazari JD(U) 118,16249.30Ranjeet Kumar Ram CPI(ML)L 79,38933.2038,586
132 Warisnagar Manjarik Mrinal JD(U) 108,96846.41Phoolbabu Singh CPI(ML)L 74,53231.7534,436
133 Samastipur Ashwamedh Devi JD(U) 95,72848.14Akhtarul Islam Shahin RJD 81,85341.1613,875
134 Ujiarpur Alok Kumar Mehta RJD 102,70744.66Prashant Kumar Pankaj RLM 86,42437.5816,283
135 Morwa Ranvijay Sahu RJD 77,77039.53Vidya Sagar Singh Nishad JD(U) 69,09935.138,671
136 Sarairanjan Vijay Kumar Chaudhary JD(U) 102,79249.37Arbind Kumar Sahani RJD 81,99439.3820,798
137 Mohiuddinnagar Rajesh Kumar Singh BJP 89,20848.68 Ejya Yadav RJD 77,52642.3111,682
138 Bibhutipur Ajay Kumar CPI(M) 79,24640.37Ravina Kushwaha JD(U) 68,96535.1310,281
139 Rosera (SC) Birendra Kumar BJP 122,77355.02Braj Kishore Ravi INC 72,24032.3750,533
140 Hasanpur Raj Kumar Ray JD(U) 90,96144.43Mala Pushpam RJD 83,04740.577,914
Begusarai 141 Cheria-Bariarpur Sushil Kumar JD(U) 75,08139.24Sushil Kumar RJD 70,96237.094,119
142 Bachhwara Surendra Mehta BJP 100,34345.03Shiv Prakash Garib Das INC 84,50237.9215,841
143 Teghra Rajnish Kumar BJP 112,77053.04 Ram Ratan Singh CPI 77,40636.4035,364
144 Matihani Narendra Kumar Singh RJD 117,78947.66 Rajkumar Singh JD(U) 112,49945.525,290
145 Sahebpur Kamal Satanand Sambuddha RJD 76,79840.49Surendra Kumar LJP(RV) 61,07732.2015,721
146 Begusarai Kundan Kumar BJP 119,50652.31Amita Bhushan INC 88,87438.9030,632
147 Bakhri (SC) Sanjay Paswan LJP(RV) 98,51147.67Suryakant Paswan CPI 81,19339.2917,318
Khagaria 148 Alauli (SC) Ram Chandra Sada JD(U) 93,20851.94 Ramvriksh Sada RJD 57,47632.0335,732
149 Khagaria Bablu Mandal JD(U) 93,98851.29Chandan Yadav INC 70,57338.5123,415
150 Beldaur Panna Lal Singh Patel JD(U) 106,26248.87Mithilesh Kumar Nishad INC 71,08732.7035,175
151 Parbatta Aditya Kumar Shorya LJP(RV) 118,67755.18Sanjeev Kumar RJD 84,63839.3634,039
Bhagalpur 152 Bihpur Kumar Shailendra BJP 91,45852.39Arpana Kumari Mandal VIP 61,43335.1930,025
153 Gopalpur Shailesh Kumar Mandal JD(U) 108,63056.75Prem Sagar VIP 50,49526.3858,135
154 Pirpainti (SC)Murari Paswan BJP 140,60856.81Ram Vilash Pasavan RJD 87,50135.3653,107
155 Kahalgaon Shubhanand Mukesh JD(U) 130,76751.90Rajnish Bharti RJD 80,65532.0150,112
156 Bhagalpur Rohit Pandey BJP 100,77051.11Ajeet Sharma INC 87,29644.2813,474
157 Sultanganj Lalit Narayan Mandal JD(U) 108,71251.81Chandan Kumar RJD 77,57636.9731,136
158 Nathnagar Mithun Yadav LJP(RV) 118,14348.92Sheikh Zeyaul Hassan RJD 92,71938.3925,424
Banka 159 Amarpur Jayant Raj Kushwaha JD(U) 103,94453.51Jitendra Singh INC 70,72336.4133,221
160 Dhoraiya (SC) Manish Kumar JD(U) 113,01151.21Tribhuwan Paswan RJD 90,58541.0522,426
161 Banka Ramnarayan Mandal BJP 95,58849.58Sanjay Kumar CPI 71,82437.2523,764
162 Katoria (ST)Puran Lal Tudu BJP 94,26048.07 Sweety Sima Hembram RJD 83,27442.4610,986
163 Belhar Manoj Yadav JD(U) 115,39350.66Chanakya Prakash Ranjan RJD 78,18734.3337,206
Munger 164 Tarapur Samrat Choudhary BJP 122,48056.77Arun Kumar RJD 76,63735.5245,843
165 Munger Pranav Kumar Yadav BJP 108,02851.12Avinash Kumar Vidyarthi RJD 89,27842.2518,750
166 Jamalpur Nachiketa Mandal JD(U) 96,68348.00Narendra Kumar IIP 60,45530.0136,228
Lakhisarai 167 Suryagarha Ramanand Mandal JD(U) 101,96842.75Premsagar Choudhary RJD 78,10732.7523,861
168 Lakhisarai Vijay Kumar Sinha BJP 122,40849.20Amaresh Kumar INC 97,46839.1724,940
Sheikhpura 169 Sheikhpura Randhir Kumar Soni JD(U) 82,92250.77Vijay Kumar Yadav RJD 60,37536.9622,547
170 Barbigha Kumar Puspanjay JD(U) 61,88242.85Trishuldhari Singh INC 36,38925.2025,493
Nalanda 171 Asthawan Jitendra Kumar JD(U) 90,54252.13Ravi Ranjan Kumar RJD 49,83428.6940,708
172 Biharsharif Sunil Kumar BJP 109,30450.83Omair Khan INC 80,13637.2729,168
173 Rajgir (SC)Kaushal Kishore JD(U) 107,81157.87Bishwanath Chaudhary CPI(ML)L 52,38328.1255,428
174 Islampur Ruhel Ranjan JD(U) 100,48753.76 Rakesh Kumar Raushan RJD 68,24836.5132,239
175 Hilsa Krishnamurari Sharan JD(U) 96,00949.73 Shakti Singh Yadav RJD 79,99741.4416,012
176 Nalanda Shrawan Kumar JD(U) 105,43252.77 Kaushalendra Kumar INC 72,42436.2533,008
177 Harnaut Hari Narayan Singh JD(U) 106,95455.66Arun Kumar INC 58,61930.5048,335
Patna 178 Mokama Anant Kumar Singh JD(U) 91,41649.44 Veena Devi RJD 63,21034.1828,206
179 Barh Siyaram Singh BJP 99,44652.51Karnveer Singh Yadav RJD 74,63339.4124,813
180 Bakhtiarpur Arun Kumar LJP(RV) 88,52045.14 Aniruddh Kumar Yadav RJD 87,53944.64981
181 Digha Sanjiv Chaurasiya BJP 111,00156.59 Divya Gautam CPI(ML)L 51,92226.4759,079
182 Bankipur Nitin Nabin BJP 98,29962.66Rekha Kumari RJD 46,36329.5551,936
183 Kumhrar Sanjay Kumar Gupta BJP 100,48557.91Indradeep Chandravanshi INC 52,96130.5247,524
184 Patna Sahib Ratnesh Kumar Kushwaha BJP 130,36655.44Shashant Shekhar INC 91,46638.9038,900
185 Fatuha Ramanand Yadav RJD 90,55845.69Rupa Kumari LJP(RV) 82,56641.667,992
186 Danapur Ram Kripal Yadav BJP 119,87754.41 Ritlal Yadav RJD 90,74441.1929,133
187 Maner Bhai Virendra RJD 110,79848.99Jitendra Yadav LJP(RV) 90,76440.1420,034
188 Phulwari (SC) Shyam Rajak JD(U) 126,47049.18 Gopal Ravidas CPI(ML)L 93,81336.4832,657
189 Masaurhi (SC)Arun Manjhi JD(U) 106,50547.16 Rekha Devi RJD 98,86243.787,643
190 Paliganj Sandeep Saurav CPI(ML)L 81,10544.48Sunil Kumar LJP(RV) 74,45040.836,655
191 Bikram Siddharth Saurav BJP 101,18947.02Anil Kumar INC 95,58844.425,601
Bhojpur 192 Sandesh Radha Charan Sah JD(U) 80,59843.99Dipu Singh RJD 80,57143.9727
193 Barhara Raghvenda Pratap Singh BJP 79,59343.71Ashok Kumar Singh RJD 65,19035.8014,403
194 Arrah Sanjay Singh Tiger BJP 94,20150.98Quyamuddin Ansari CPI(ML)L 74,62040.3819,581
195 Agiaon (SC)Mahesh Paswan BJP 69,41245.20 Shiv Prakash Ranjan CPI(ML)L 69,21745.1495
196 Tarari Vishal Prashant BJP 96,88749.59Madan Singh CPI(ML)L 85,42343.7211,464
197 Jagdishpur Shri Bhagwan Singh Kushwaha JD(U) 92,97449.39Kishore Kunal RJD 74,78139.7318,193
198 Shahpur Rakesh Ranjan BJP 88,65549.69 Rahul Tiwari RJD 73,43041.1615,225
Buxar 199 Brahampur Shambhu Nath Yadav RJD 95,82846.43Hulas Pande LJP(RV) 92,60844.873,220
200 Buxar Anand Mishra BJP 84,90145.01 Sanjay Kumar Tiwari INC 56,54829.9828,353
201 Dumraon Rahul Kumar Singh JD(U) 79,41140.37 Ajit Kushwaha CPI(ML)L 77,30639.302,105
202 Rajpur (SC) Santosh Kumar Nirala JD(U) 80,70138.19 Vishwanath Ram INC 71,56533.869,136
Kaimur 203 Ramgarh Satish Kumar Singh BSP 72,68937.31 Ashok Kumar Singh BJP 72,65937.2930
204 Mohania (SC) Sangita Kumari BJP 76,29039.98Ravi Shankar Paswan Ind 57,53830.1518,752
205 Bhabua Bharat Bind BJP 80,03941.48Birendra Kumar Singh RJD 55,62428.8324,415
206 Chainpur Md. Zama Khan JD(U) 70,87630.94Brij Kishor Bind RJD 62,51427.298,362
Rohtas 207 Chenari (SC) Murari Prasad Gautam LJP(RV) 95,57946.44Mangal Ram INC 73,59135.7621,988
208 Sasaram Snehlata Kushwaha RLM 105,00647.49Satendra Sah RJD 79,56335.9925,443
209 Kargahar Bashisth Singh JD(U) 92,48542.12Uday Pratap Singh BSP 56,80925.8735,676
210 Dinara Alok Kumar Singh RLM 78,33841.88Shashi Shankar Kumar RJD 67,50436.0910,834
211 Nokha Nagendra Chandravanshi JD(U) 93,19351.12 Anita Devi RJD 69,13937.9224,054
212 Dehri Rajeev Ranjan Singh LJP(RV) 104,02254.29Guddu Kumar Chandrawansi RJD 68,05435.5235,968
213 Karakat Arun Singh Kushwaha CPI(ML)L 74,15737.51 Mahabali Singh JD(U) 71,32136.072,836
Arwal 214 Arwal Manoj Kumar BJP 79,85446.66 Maha Nand Singh CPI(ML)L 65,76138.4314,093
215 Kurtha Pappu Verma JD(U) 74,46644.90 Suday Yadav RJD 68,98541.595,481
Jehanabad 216 Jehanabad Rahul Kumar RJD 86,40244.64 Chandeshwar Prasad JD(U) 85,60944.23793
217 Ghosi Rituraj Kumar JD(U) 80,74047.05 Ram Bali Singh Yadav CPI(ML)L 68,81140.1011,929
218 Makhdumpur (SC) Subedar Das RJD 74,76944.93Rani Kumari LJP(RV) 72,93943.831,830
Aurangabad 219 Goh Amrender Kushwaha RJD 93,62444.23Ranvijay Kumar BJP 89,58342.324,041
220 Obra Prakash Chandra LJP(RV) 91,63844.83Rishi Kumar RJD 79,62538.9512,013
221 Nabinagar Chetan Anand JD(U) 80,38042.29Amod Chandravanshi RJD 80,26842.23112
222 Kutumba (SC)Lalan Ram HAM(S) 84,72748.79 Rajesh Kumar INC 63,20236.4021,525
223 Aurangabad Trivikram Narayan Singh BJP 87,20043.38 Anand Shankar Singh INC 80,40640.006,794
224 Rafiganj Pramod Kumar Singh JD(U) 107,51547.95Ghulam Shahid RJD 95,55942.6111,956
Gaya 225 Gurua Upendra Prasad BJP 99,75849.02Vinay Kumar RJD 75,56437.1324,194
226 Sherghati Uday Kumar Singh LJP(RV) 77,27038.13Pramod Verma RJD 63,74631.4613,524
227 Imamganj (SC) Deepa Manjhi HAM(S) 1,04,86150.83Ritu Priya Chaudhary RJD 79,00538.3025,856
228 Barachatti (SC) Jyoti Devi HAM(S) 108,27147.44Tanushree Manjhi RJD 99,37843.548,893
229 Bodh Gaya (SC) Kumar Sarvjeet RJD 100,23643.38Shyam Deo Paswan LJP(RV) 99,35543.00881
230 Gaya Town Prem Kumar BJP 90,87854.43Akhaury Onkar Nath INC 64,45538.6126,423
231 Tikari Ajay Kumar Dangi RJD 97,55045.79 Anil Kumar HAM(S) 95,49244.832,058
232 Belaganj Manorama Devi JD(U) 95,68546.67Vishwanath Kumar Singh RJD 92,80345.272,882
233 Atri Romit Kumar HAM(S) 102,10251.66Vaijayanti Devi RJD 76,32538.6225,777
234 Wazirganj Birendra Singh BJP 94,57444.99Awadhesh Singh INC 81,84138.9312,733
Nawada 235 Rajauli (SC)Vimala Rajvanshi LJP(RV) 90,27244.98Pinki Bharati RJD 86,31943.013,953
236 Hisua Anil Singh BJP 95,88544.40Nitu Kumari INC 68,03631.5127,849
237 Nawada Vibha Devi Yadav JD(U) 87,42343.39Kaushal Yadav RJD 59,82929.6927,594
238 Gobindpur Binita Mehta LJP(RV) 72,58140.12Purnima Devi RJD 49,67527.4622,906
239 Warisaliganj Anita Mahto RJD 97,83348.72Aruna Devi BJP 90,29044.967,543
Jamui 240 Sikandra (SC) Prafull Manjhi HAM(S) 91,60347.16Uday Narain Choudhary RJD 67,69634.8523,907
241 Jamui Shreyashi Singh BJP 1,23,86857.02Mohammad Shamsad Alam RJD 69,37031.9354,498
242 Jhajha Damodar Rawat JD(U) 108,31744.42Jai Prakash Yadav RJD 104,05542.674,262
243 Chakai Savitri Devi RJD 80,35734.51 Sumit Kumar Singh JD(U) 67,38528.9412,972

Aftermath

Government formation

Followong the election result, the incumbent chief minister Nitish Kumar tendered his resignation to the governor on 17 November. He took oath for a record tenth time as chief minister on 20 November. Incumbent deputy chief ministers Samrat Chaudhary and Vijay Kumar Sinha took oath for the second consecutive time. [130]

Reactions and analysis

After the election results were announced, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reacted to NDA's landslide election victory by emphasizing development, good governance, and unity. He thanked the people of Bihar for their historic mandate and praised party workers for their hard work. [131] [132] Chief minister Nitish Kumar thanked Modi and the other NDA allies for their support.

See also

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